Yes it should be a full service. I particularly hate the existing web cron services, like webbasedcron.com and others. They're poorly designed, poorly run, and

Yes it should be a full service. I particularly hate the existing web cron services, like webbasedcron.com and others. They're poorly designed, poorly run, and poorly supported. Just looking at most of their sites you can tell they suck. I'd pay at least $30 / month for an industrial grade web cron service (with 20 or 30 cron jobs, that can be run per minute, with variable failure thresholds), with a decent interface. I've thought about building one, but I can't find the time to throw at another project. It'd be great if someone would do it.